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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

The Burlington Blade was SOLD last
week by +. p. Worcester to Al Casey.
Sir. Casey is an old Colby boy, and
has the Cats best wishes for the con-
tinued success of the Blade.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

1t is now claimed by the bucket
shop keepers of Chicago, who have
been indicted there, that the Chicago
Board of Trade is nothing but big
bucket shop. States Attorney Grin
nell says that if the proofs are forth
coming of this, he will bring the
case of the Board before the grand
j1rv
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

The Abilene Gazette says that Kan.
sas has a larger proportion OF women
property holders than any other state
in the Union.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
C. H. MARTIN, President NJ DoNELAN I'd ".
JAMES S. WARDEN VicePres. f. A. HALL Cashier
First National Bank,
TO THOMAS
PAID UP CAPITAL, $4,000.
Directors:
C. H. L. Lombard, R. S. Newell Warden
c. NJ Hovey W. H. Copeland, w. S. Wllcoxon. 1
Stockholders:

B. LOMBARD, JR., President of the
Lombard Investment Co., 50 Lom-
bard str, London, England: 13
Sears Building, Boston, Mass.
JAMES L. LOMBARD, President
First National Bank, Kansas City,
Mo.
Il. 3 Z. PAY DAY' Capitalists,
EpANK NJ nav Phila., Pa.
FRANK EVEREST, of the firm of
Everest & Waggoner, Gen. Solicit
. tors Mo. Pac. r. r., and Vice Pres.
Guarantee Investment Co.. Atchis-
on, Kas.
GEO. F. WALKER, Supt. SW. Div.
of c. r. |. & p. r. r.
WDoes a general banking busin
and foreign, pays interest on time dept
pays special attention to the payment
wA complete set of abstracts q
bank. Office hours, 9 a. m. to IL m;
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
Probate Notes.

County OF THOMAS. 81.
IN the matter Of the duplicates to aeIl LAM
Rich. -''sA. s9 AS7OI
on reading and Hing the petition OF Na,
hay, guardian Of Isaac L. Rich ana I1eos
hicn, asking for license to sell certain reei II
tate belonging to estate Of said minors. III
IN motion OF H. E. Weld ESQ.,, attornoy III
sa1d petitioner, ordered that notice - eSxnrAI
me me It OF kin to the said Isaac L. and Eeol
mcn, and all persons interested In their esfsa
to appear before the Probate Courf a. ~
T mona county, at the once Of the Pfo6o3
odge, IN the city Of Colby, in said COUNT
r, 1day, the I'd day OF December, lSS:. q
.ock a u. ito show cause why license skoul
= os then pc granted to said petitioner - -
ssi DE real estate; and IT is further ordered -
= 1h 0Upy VI .nls order be personally served \
tne salo isaac L. and LeOna RCh M III :,
sons interested in their esta te and fhaf -
81 such order be pu bIishcd IN re TSe1
County Cat. q newspaper printet, M n.S,se
E q IN the city OF COlby.in said Thomss em,o5
LOT Two successive weeks, the last 81 vSi'
he said day Of hearing. = - - - =
Dated at Colby, this I'd dav - 49, -, b
NJ L. LACEY, Pro10H( ~
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

Certain western democratic jour
mails want Ex-Governor Click. OF Kan
sas. appointed in Sparks place as
Commissioner.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

Mr.. Gladstone, it is said, will visit
the United States in April next.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

Atwood proposes to build court
house bv subscription.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

Thanksgiving was very generally
observed By our merchants.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
With weekly Kansas City Journal,

Terms cash III ADVANCE.
ANY subscriber to the CAT, who pays
years subscription in advance can
avail himself of the above club rates
Anyone getting five subscribers at one
time to this paper, with cash for one
wear in advance, will receive the same
for one year free of charge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
What a Time

People formerly had, trying to swallow
the old-fashioned pill with its film Of
magnesia vainly Disgusting its bitter
ness; and what q contrast to Ayers
Pills. that have been well called "med-
lcated sugar-plums" only fear be-
ing that patients may be tempted into
taking too many at dose. But the
directions are plain and should be
strictly followed.
j. T. Teller, NJ. D., of Chittenango,
N. Y, expresses exactly what hundreds
have written at greater length. He
says: ayers Cathartic Pills are highly
appreciated. They are perfect in form
and coating. and their effects are all
that the most careful physician could
desire. They have supplanted all the
Pills formerly popular here, and think
it must be long before any other can
be made that will at all compare with
them. Those who buy your pills get
full value for their money"
"Safe, pleasant, and certain in
their action" is the concise testimony
Of DR.. George E. Walker, of Martins
vile, Virginia.
ayers Pills outsell all similar prep
arations. The public having once used
them, will have no others. Berry.
Venable & Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

lnere never has been fSiffvs -
S S.ne sold IN the western sta1Si - ~
C CeomS SO popular as Crnf ~
Sold by G. II. Martin q Rro s.s! ~
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
Our Club List.

The Thomas County CAT and either of
the weekly papers named below will be
sent to any address one year from date
of subscription at the following reduced
rates:
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

tarily abandoned, As to which except
ed lands, the said pre-emption and
homestead claimants shall be permit
ted to perfect their proofs and entries
and receive patents therefor: PRovID-
ED FURTHER, that this section shall
not apply to lands settled upon subse-
quent to the LIST day of December,
1882 by persons claiming to enter the
same under the settlement laws of the
United States, as to such lands, the
parties claiming same as aforesaid
shall be entitled to prove up and en-
ter as in other like cases.
From the foregoing extracts we
take it: Any purchaser from the UP.
r. R. Co., in case their grant be held
invalid as to lands in Thomas county,
has preference right to purchase at
the regular government price the
lands so purchased from the railroad.
and that in case of forfeiture of said
lands settled upon or purchased from
the railroad company, may acquire
titles to the lands settled upon or pur-
chased from the railroad, the railroad
company being held by the govern
ment responsible for the government
price of the lands SO purchased or set
tied upon.
Governor Martin, in speaking of
the Indebtedness of Kansas. SAID.
practically, the state debt is very
small; that is, nearly all of its out
standing bonds are owned by the
State permanent fund. 1t has issued
no bonds since March, 1875, and the
tax levies for each fiscal year now
cover the current expenses of all the
departments of the State government
for the same year. The total amount
of outstanding bonds is at present
SS15,O00."
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

Horses have a natural dislike for
canels in mass, and can scarcely be
induced to charge upon body OF
these desert animals, even whom the
latter are living down and tied
-''Horsey' toilets seem becoming
fashionable in Paris. The other day q
well-known actress appeared in GRIM
son velvet bonnet representing a sad
die, tied under her chin by strines
tipped with steel stjrrups. With this
the lady wore cherry-coloredj Jockeys
jacket, fastened about tho waist by a
horseshoe. Her shirt was embroidered
with horse shoes, while to complies.
the ..v. tune ner hair was dressed over
silver bit SO IS sc tall down her bach
ike horses talt
The pendulum of 9he clock in Dr.
Tyng's church in New York has not
topped since it was first started. nearly
swentv-six wears ago ~ = Journal.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

th',,sso,1 ~, Eli asir.z-r7 Witcn
Ale descendants of Rebecca Noursc.
sho was hanged as witch at Salem.
"illage, Mass. on July Is lJ92. and
buried ut the old homestead at Dan.
gers, have erected monument 20 hes
memory over her grave. The inscr,p
lions are as follows:
REBECCA NOURSE.
YARMOUTH, ENGLAND.
1921
SALEM. MASS,
1852,
dimes by John 6. Whittief)
z Christian martyr, who for truth could
die
When all about thee owned the hideous lie;
fhe world, redeemed from SuperstitiOn's
sway,
T. breathing freer for thy sake to-day.
(On- the reverseJ
Accused of wtchcraf:, she decfarld: u
am innocent, and God will clear my limo
cency.
Once acquitted. yet falsely condemned, sns
suffered death July IL, 1852.
In loving memory of her Christian charac.
tor, even then fully attested by forty OF her
neighbors, this monument Ia erected, July,
1sS5.-N. T. Post.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01
JOSEPH A. GILL, Editor.

Governor Martin is visiting in Cal
ifOrnia.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-12-01

CALEB WARREN, Capitalist, Wasl
ingtOn, la.
JAMES S. WARDEN,
r. S. NEWELL.
p. j. NEWELL. IS
E. A. HALL.
l.. A. WALKER.
CHAS. NJ. HOVEY, Treasurer Thorn
as county
W. S. WILLCOXON, County Attor
ney, Thomas county.
Z. II. MARTIN.
W. H. COPELAND.
W. w. WALKER.
SAMUEL LEE.
SAMUEL YOUSSE
j. B. McGONIGAL.
R NJ. McGONIGAL, L
ess, buys and sells exchange, homs
sits, deals in county and school bonds
of taxes for nOn-residents.
title of Thomas county kept in tn
p. m. to d. m. L
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
The Iowa areenbackers.

Dies MONIES, Ia. Aug. 3l.-The GreenbacE
state convention met this afternoon in East
Des Moines, and a temporary organization
was effected by selecting Henry s. Wilcox for
chairman. He made a speech and the custc.
mary committees were then appointed
PENDING deli berations of the committee, q
good pJitiyn of the afternoon was spent in
speech making. There are about ion deIegatsa
present. only portion of the state being rem
resented. The committee on CREDENTIALS re-
ported f Total Of forty-six counties represent
ca: me following permanent officers were
elected: NJ. l.. Wheat, chairman; III. S. VIII
cox, secresary, and f. II. Gillette and w. II
hObb, Ytce-pTesidents.
me greenback convention to-day cIo;ed its
ia , by the adoption of about the usual
platform and the following: Believing nd we
uo, that the farmers and laborers of Iowa now
reaiize the desperate condition, and are only
prevented from united and success
I rlio. effort to overthrow their enc
spirit. ana that BY placing gna t RieEEtx
secure Immediate relief and to unite the peo-
Rle N one general, non-partisan effort that
Sl Pn.s sweep T the state. Therefore,
t sgTgTJs ;t mat we endorse, ratlfy and adopt
t we mon labor platform adopted at Cincin-
naii and at Marshalltown. We recommend
" Lne farmers and other industrial classes Of
t pTwa 70 Immediately call state conyen-
non-pa partisan, for the purpose Of nominating
an independent ticket, to be followed nv SIM
mar mar movements in senatorial districts, and in
event such ticket placed before the peopIe
snail be satisfactory to the state coTninitf 90
helected by this convention, we pledge II orr
nearly support and respectfully urge the union
h,IsiI, ana greenback voters and farmers and
business men OF the state 20 earnestly sun
ton. S"hfe
In accordance with the address, which was
tI1,piy az er short saussion, the conven-
state officers. ~
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
NEWS NOTES

II announced, says New York dispatch,
that 7. V. Powderly, general master workman
OF the Knights Of Labo- will 20 to lrpiand
In October TO take ali active part 10 the nation
al movement. He has reached this decision 81
the urgent request. IL Is said. OF Irish meln,
bers OF ParlInent and other friends OF Ire
land.
A Bulgarian cabinet has been formed with
N. Stambuloh as premier and minister Of tie
Interior
Mrs. Belle Feely, an inmate Of the county
Jail At Clarion, Pennsylvania, was burned 10
death by Dire which she had klndIed With
paper torn from the walls
Ex.Secretary Manning Is at New York. His
health has been much improved BY his stay
at Long Beach.
Thomas Moody daring Texas stagerob-
ber has been released from the Chester peal
Tertiary on u writ OF habeas corpus, the court
holding that sentences 20 the peRileu,iary
must be upon indictment, and not information.
The LoAioa Times protests against The
treatment Of British sealers By American
authorities Ia Alaska, aud wants a British
cruiser sent 10 Alaska to protect them.
General Black, who has returned 10 WASH
lngtou, Is still suffering from rheumatism.
he denies the story that be is 10 BE- i eanii,
date for commander in-chlet u the Grand
Army Of the Republic.
The porte has accepted Russia's proposal 10
send General ErnroIh a. provisional governor
4 Bulgaria and Eastern ltDumelIa until nep
sobrauje shall elect prince Tor the Bulgarian
throne.
The duke Of Argyll has written a letter 10
the London papers In which he says that Mr.
Gladstoue's attempt to minimize and rIeus,
the detestable tyranny ot the IrIsh National
league "sbORs condition " mind on which
nO reliance eau be placed fur counsel aud
guidance"
Israel Lucas, treasurer Of AuglAIEs county.
Ohio, Is a detAul,eT for 5000 lie has Roue
% Canada.
DIR. J. B. Dorset, superintendent % the ~
sane asylum at Austin, Texas, IL charged With
drunkenness aud cruelty % the inmates
Several towns In Michigan have been ioo.i
ed with 81 and g. bills lngcnl0usly raised 10
S., $40, and so. william Arnold, Of DuTand,
has been arrested.
Prince de ftuFbIie who has Just arrived ag
New York from the City Of Mexico, says that
the time Is not YET rips for the ralsng Of tho
imperial standard ia Mexico, but dcnnuuees
DihS as tue Cesar Of the republic, ambitious
TO perpetuate hts lease Of Office and power.
Burton II. Campbell has been removed from
the management Of the Texas state captt0l
syDdicate's ranch. He was At Brst rhpr-s,I
With embczzllug 800, 90 but this vas proved
TO BE- untrue.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
Trade Dollars.

Washington special: Although the
flow of trade dollars toward the treas
ury of the United States has practically
ceased, it is believed that there are still
a great many of these coins in the hands
of the people which will probably never
be redeemed. Up to the present time
there have been about 2, 500, 900 trades
exchanged for standard dollars. This
sum exceeds by only few thousands
the figures which were estimated to
represent the number held in the coun-
try. The date for the final redemption
of the coins was fixed by congress, and
the time cannot be extended except by
congressional action. This will, in all
probability, not be given, and holders
of the debased coins who fail to return
them to the treasury before next Satur-
day will have to sell them for old silver.
1t is believed that the greater number
of those which will not come in by next
Saturday are held by people who hoard
their savings in old stockings and other
out of the way places, and that these
people will not be heard from because
of their ignorance of the law No one
can judge with any certainty of the
number so held, but good guessers
figure that there will be several hundred
thousand unredeemed ''trades'' after
September 3.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
Southern Prosperity

BALTIMORE, Md, Aug. 30.-The Manu-
facturers' Record of this week contains
about five pages of special reports from the
entire south, as to crops and the condition
of business. The corn crop of the south
is unprecedentedly large, exceeding the
yield Of 1886 by over $4,000, 600
bushels, theI yield of 1885 by
10000, 900, and the yield of 1884 by 1O7,-
600, 900 bushels. The south will this year,
it is said, be nearly self-supporting in the
matter of corn, and many millions of dol
lars that have heretofore gone west for corn
will, this season, be saved to southern
farmers. The advanced prices for tobacco
will, it is claimed, connterbalance to the
farmers the decrease in yield, due mainly
to decreased acreage. The other crops
have, with few exceptions, been very good,
and it is said that the farmers will enjoy
greater prosperity than for many seasons.
Business prospects are reported brighter
than ever before, and our correspondent
predicts that this will be noted as the debt
prying year.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
Don't Want the Presidency.

PrTTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 3O.-A special to
the Pittsburg Post from Toledo. o.. says
that the Toledo Blades Chicago CORE
spondent has interviewed Robert 7. Lincoln
as to the use of his name on the next
republican national ticket Mr.. Lincoln
says: II simply could not accept nom
ination to the vice presidency. To take any
office at all would be a great sacrifice of
my business. l most certainly should not
accept the nomination for the vice presi-
dency were it rendered. As to being
candidate for the presidency.
Mr.. Lincoln said: 81 regret the use of my
name in connection with any public office
whatever. 1t seems difficult for the aver
age American to understand that it is
possible for anyone not to desire the presi-
dency, but 1 most certainly do not.
have seen too much of it. / can well re-
member the tremendous burden my father
was called upon to bear. / have seen
enough of the inside of Washington official
life to have lost all desire for it.
The presidential office is but a
gilded prison. Its cares and worry out
weigh the honor which surrounds the posi-
ton. / don't think there is any likeli-
hood of my receiving the nomination. The
men who make the ticket would hardly do
so without exacting certain pledges and
those pledges l would not give"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
Politics In IllInnia.

CHICAGO. H., sept. 1.-The executive ron.
Unlttce of tho democratic state Central conn
mlttee met this morning and arranged tho
prellmlnarses for tomorrow's meeting Of the
general state committee. 1t was decided tn
open headquarters at once. and keep them
open until after tho national election next
year. Potter Palmer has agreed % gre tho
committee headquarters necessary for bust.
ness In his hotel. There were present az
VIC meetlng OF tho executive committee
s Messrs; n E J,s NJ Phelps chairman;
county, W: J. Mlze, secretary, Of Macon
county: J. q. Campbell Of La sale. A fgood.
rT Tel Oh Jer,ey; W. u. Given. Of Alexandra:
EIol pTcnunrt, OF SRngNmon: James N
Ewing. 81 Mclean. Senators j, j. Iiggins m
Itrry; W. =. Fnrman, uf Washington. and
nshIIy Letter OF ~. Clair county. arrived
purpose Of pushing the Ctcndennln matt"r
anu urging the committee n take some
S ~ p, requesting the president 20 remove
MA 'ltnllh Iroul the pnstofflCa Mt Spring
. msLI, ~ account OF his connection with tile
printing combine" They sent a notice 10
~ IneInbcrS OF the committee that they IN.
!, XIV, 20 appear and ask that they interfere
~ ~, tIIs mater by requesting the removal uf
Clendeunin. They will 10 before tho eo,ns
Ihittes and make out their case, They bavo
EDL inc evidence that was given before
and viii make rsaufsts '''A' Hn3
arguments orally. Senators Higgins ana
: ~, nan explained that false Impression
iaa gone abroad to tho effect that the rrrn.
Ilttee OF the legislature hnd ex ungrntSd al, NJ
uennln. The COMMITTEES uaid TINT eyeFv
pruning ~ house IN Springfield was Implicated
~ the printing frauds. They we're n6L mar.
ttnB any personal fight upon Clpndsnnin bnt
~ ~ WIS IN the pOstJfilce and was placed thnre
hy democratic administration. md
~ INJURED the party. Therefore ~
sHpuia be put out He clairnnJ
W I ~ " man IN an oflcs that he held M tba
I waa the duty OF the commIttcs ~ Nv, ,s
~ ~ WIS WIS removed and II was not only right
~ guy w duty ofthe central committees 10 d1
NJ n :. ts.,, , came into Office claiming 10
, ih,hutAl state ofiirinls, Of their apprentices.
,n,i, y implicated with his paper IN IN hi.
i,ra,. w. ptunder the public treasury. Aimed
tla opposite side. Ito claims that Tho stats
SSn ~. "a, committee has no Jurisdiction over
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
SHEEP HusBANDRY.
,ghe Ohio wool Growers Ask hhH' "as
industry be Protected.

c,,rsatrs, o., sept. 1.-The ohlowool grow
ar, assoclation, at their meeting wNas,
adon,ea a series Of resolutions respee,'ps Nv y,
ror,,sptaideiico had between the preslueh' "
the assdriatior and the president o. W. -.
ciatlon a. wool manufacturer Hnd iu's ~
dorseA the action OF the president OF 'ho 49,
s,a,thn The resolutions cite that fiialu, ~
inrers who consume large quhhutlss I" ,,tth
elun WOODS are not IN syn Notwithstanding
domestic producers anu NJ t..tsInlion.
4, see them protected by nhlluhh ~
sC ~ IN enable them tOCOmpete Win the ,,,.'tr
ncts ~ foreign nations; that " was w ,s, a.
advice that tue tartf legl.la.oh ~ tb5e 80
Initiated and cunsnmliHhte,u l,,,on5yy I'M ths
they claim that sheep hnsuanu ~ r,,tlys.
iinfted states has ceased % 90 ieilu ~
ihey therefore resolve that ~ u the sS,, ~
this association that the Mooi st'o''ssHsyItv
ohio without exception desire the pfosiss
fthe wool manufacturers, ana therslut stI
such economic national legislator - WI S,.6
protect their important industry nu ~
Just rulings by the tgeasu's ereet ID all
laws In aid OF the same; that, IN tuo 1891
OF the association, all manuIaet -, ,ittss
who do not consume cohsileIhplo lun'',',tby
OF foreign production are inils W ~ I,st.s
with PRODUCERS Of wool III the Iutteu HtaWss
and are willing Ia see domestic WIZ 1b{a
protected; that parties VINO nave causen 80 ~
pnnrgsslOn 10 the wool growers Ought "
r,s,,, MTG the facts brletiy stated, ana aunt
tbOlust Ice OF their claim oequal anu auo'luuso
protection before calling upon thgln
unite in efforts TO procure ehhetieHts ~.
lie 10 their interests, and TO correct inc hlt i
construction Of economic laws ana erroneous y,
rulings of the treasury department a. ~
Them The resolutions concur, ~ III hh 49,
iutiuns adopted by the convention, anu -
Tecially the one prop sing that y eutilnWt =
&c selected by the president OF the NattHhnl
wool growers association 10 CONFER WIZ Wiz =
cn,,fn1ittpe NOM the wool manufacturers ! no
national presidcn, aud president Of the Oht \!
assOciatiou will visit the east and ascertain u
the manufacturers are Wllilng 70 ep-opcIats'
with view To harmony between tho P1%
duceIs and manufacturers.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-09-10
HERE AND THERE.

In consequence OF th1 iil-lTeatmeul u Jessa,
Noyjorod General Barauod has seat eIrtuh,,
10 the authorities ordering them 70 IA,
stringent measures against yinlat1Es q d.
law AMI 20 guarantee safety y ali subjects \
the car without dtsslheu0n.
Tie Bank u England has advanced l!s n.
Of discount from 5 10 pr cent.
The commissioners oa tie part ot the ush
ed States 10 settle b fishery QuestiOuihsYs 81
vet been appointed The state detArtmss,
believes that fual adjustment NIL b. eiise,
eli without difficulty.
Atlrra service Of ten years, Posioals h.
spect1r James I MetcAIt has resigasd, u ala
eHec, September -
The cable reports that Mr. Joseph Chamhss,
lain, ex,Tadieal leader and HoE rather d,
eoulsutei uai0nsL Will BE- = memtef Il 1
commission soOn % yislt America f0g ihs ~
pose Of securing a selllslnrht u The ashehs
trouble Mf. francis sharp Powell, mfnhg
IT parliament, aud abe earl ~ nuar4ygs m
also named IS pFUoabis niemuvf ~ ,hs pa
mission whieh Wiil Include Representative <
the CAnad.Aa g"yetnmrhL
Near LosausDort, Irdlana, Henry FisieAa
vas blJHn Ia pirc-s BY al ezpigsiOa Il iyaa,
matte, With uhieh he Has blasting siamps,
At a parliamentary rlrell0a foe shr hma
dlylsion u ilunltpgipa Rnglaui, Ne ErlisEk
conservative, vas Fo-Slrciri, bar oaiy d ~
majority. AZ the graFitsls election BE- haa -
Upposigl1a, and the GiztsOusitrs cdasslH
tick ieicas b. 80 small 5 margin sagiraltsl
10 a Victory,
A special session u the spanish e0rIsi )
likely to be bella Ia urtateF 10 take aclaG
roaryTglnE ihc Disturbances IL Cuba.
The pope received stf0 Uup r1agibaiiaat
To DC devoted 10 pay !as * genczt " Al, iatlla
masA